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F4ing lovely!	by Slamlander	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Different suggestion	by voltigeur	2004-07-12 02:33:19
Some sort of "driving licence" and/or "MOT" for PC's connected to the internet. Dammit, the ISP's can see what's going on as they are routing the traffic but they do nothing. I was called out to a luser last week who was having problems surfing. Win98 box with cable modem broadband, no AV, no firewall. removed 8 different virii (480+ EXE's infected), 3 trojans and so much adware Spybot S&D barfed and had to be run 3 times to get rid of it all. The luser did not have a scooby-doo what a firewall was. Prevention is far better than cure and people need to be educated. Making the ISP's responsible for any malicious traffic they route may force them to look at their customers computers a bit more closely
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Be very careful! Personally, I'd vote 'no'.	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 02:42:56
It's already happening for certain things.	by voltigeur	2004-07-12 02:46:19
It's called CALEA	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 02:47:18
Therefore...	by themadkansan	2004-07-12 02:57:31
Well, I could easily	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 03:03:44
Ergo, you must be doing something bad.	by themadkansan	2004-07-12 03:15:09
Yeah, you certainly have the script	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 03:25:20
Different groups, same mentality.	by themadkansan	2004-07-12 03:32:49
Paranoid? Maybe not ...	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 03:38:01
...Just making sure.	by themadkansan	2004-07-12 03:42:03

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